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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08
--,.ou, Freight Rates


We give in other columns OF the
HrpAtn interviews with some OF our
leading business men upon the enec'
which the new tariff of overland rail-
mad rates will have upon the inter-
ests Of Los Angeles. These rates
have been made by the railroad COM
NAMES in consequence OF the Inter-
state Commerce law prohibiting
greater charges for a short than long
haul. The new schedule OF rates is
e;mplv destructive of some OF our
heading industries, unless we take ad-
vantage OF the ocean routes. 10 snip
v;pa in cases East will cost, under
The new railroad tariff, at the rate OF
AZ cents-per gallon; and in wood' q.
the rate of 331s cents per gallon VI
course this is equivalent to placing
an embargo upon shipping wines to
the East by rail. The advance IN
freight rates upon printing paper ny
the car load is from about 70 cents
per 100 pounds to 1886. These are
merely samples of the enormous aa-
vances the railroads have made IN
freight rates all along the line. They
claim that they are compelled
70 do this on account OF the
Interstate Commerce Act, and II
this is so, the sooner that law is re-
pealed the better. In the meantime
our people should bestir themselves
for immediate relief from the opera
tion of a measure which will prove
destructive to our industries and com
merce, if permitted to remain in force.
A mum Der of the Southern railroads
have already secured from the Com
missio ners a suspension Of the 4th
section of the Act, which relates to
long and short hauls. The people
doing business with those roads can
not be more subject to injury from
this section of the law than are the
people OF Los Angeles, and we are as
much entitled to immediate relief as
they are. Let the Board of Trade
get together at once, and consider
this pre-eminently important subject.
A few months of experience with
overland freight rates advanced over
seven hundred per cent. would do
more to injure los Angeles than a
tidal wave sweeping up from the
ocean or an earthquake shaking down
our buildings upon our heads.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08
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= hAO Av0 - os~O~
Secretary Lawrence has sent out the
following lie tier, which is self.explanatory:
OFFICE Los ANGELES BOARD OF TRADE, |
Los ANGELES. CAL, April z, 1887. J
DEAR SIR-I have to inform you that
out of over twenty propositions for sites
for the contemplated building for the
joint uses of the Board of Trade and
Produce Exchange, the Trustees and
Directors, at q meeting held April 9th,
decided to make their choice from the
following six offers: :,
FirstOLot lO5x3lS, east side Main
street; bounded north by G. E. Thom,
south by Mrs. Lankershim.
Second-Lot corner Los Angeles and
Also streets, head of Arcadia; lS5 feet
on Los Angeles street, 24O feet on Also
street.
Third-Block, bounded 1872 feet on
Marchassault street, Ill feet on New
High street, 1853 feet on Upper Main
street.
Fonrth-Lot l24xl20, on corner First
and Fort streets.
Fifth-Lot 42.6xl2O, on First street,
adjoining Nadeau House on west line,
and llOxlS0 on Fort street.
Sixth-Lot 40xl74 feet of the Ole
Roundhouse lot.
Aud thereupon the following resolu
tion was adopted:
Resolved, That the trustees request the
owner or agent of the pieces OF property
above enumerated. to ascertain what
amount of money can be raised in the
neighborhood of their respective proper
ties, as a donation to the Board of Trade
building, provided it is located in sucf
neighborhood, and how many bonds the
owner. or owners of the site that may be
selected will take in part payment.
| Resolved, That the trustee have the
right, together with the directors Of
| both Boards, to reject any, or all offers
or propositions that may be made to
them under this resolution.
In forwarding to you this communica,
ton am directed to say that it is hoped
you will work this subject up and In
form the trustees at the earliest practi'
cable moment. Yours respectfully,
A. M. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08
Emtnently successful 4.

The auction sale of town lots in Azusa
was held yesterday at Motifs Hall, under
the auspices of the Los Angeles Land
Bureau, Easton & Eldridge, auctioneers.
From 400 to 500 persons were present
and bidding was lively. The sale was com.
menced at ii o'clock, adjourned at for
lunch, commencing again at 2 P. M.
lasting couple of hours. At 1880 the
sale was again inaugurated. Total
sales, $4,000; ranging in price from
500 to $500 per lot.
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.,., ,x x.,,.. 1scLup1Ne POSTAGE.

rncAx CORRESPONDENCE from sd'acen'
towns. especially solicited. a,.r
remittances should be made oy o,r ~s.
.s.st poatof,ce order or postal note Inc
,ssssr .hould be sent for all sums less tnan
I'VE dollars. o-,r. IN or
xreatly increased facilitles, we a.1 t r, !.
rsred to execute all kinds OF Jon work ~ M, =
s,rerior manner. Special attention WIN
=. ssven to commercial and legal printine,
~ All orders will be promptly niieo 81
moderate rates. 40 e,.,rs
0Mce Of publication. rs North Spring
.,-,.t I,os Angeles. Telephone NO. 100.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08
A Wittenberger Appointed Judge
of the Supreme Court Of Cali.


The Hon. w. P. Gardiner, who was
recently appointed by Governor Bart
lett, of California, as one of the Judges
of the Supreme Court of that State, il
well-known in Springfield and has hos
of friends here. He was o student al
Wittenberg and graduated in the class
of 20, along with Judge White. prosecu'
tor W, l.. Weaver and G. K. Winters,
of this city. He was at one time princi-
pal of the Southern school building and
subsequently studied law in this city
and DAYTON. He removed to California
several years ago and located at Los An.
geles, where he quickly attained emf
nence at the bar. He has most charm
ing wife and an interesting family
IChampion City Times, Springfield, 0.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08

A New York special, noting the
arrival OF carload of Los Angeles
oranges, says that they are pro-
nounced by experts as the finest fruit
in the world. and command nearly
double the prices of Florida oranges.
This is merited tribute to the
matchless fruit of this splendid orange
roOi0u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08

VIZ have received another large
installment Of the ILLUSTRATED HER
AID. and orders for this matchless
rraeentation OF the resources ana
attractions of our section will be now
Rlled as soon as sent in.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EsTATE OF GAsToN OXARART. DE-
II ceased.-Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, s, +. Gless. the executor OF the
last will Of CASTOR Oxarart, deceased, to
the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the kaid deceasen, to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after the first p iblication OF this
notice to the said executor at the law office
of Thomas b. Brown, Room No 90 Temple
B ock, in the city OF Los Angeles, the same
being the place for the transaction OF the
business of the said estate IN the county of
Los Angeles, State of California.
3. f. GLESS,
Executor of the last will of CASTOR
Oxarart, deceased
Dated Los Angeles, Csl., April 6, 1857.
ap7-42t
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A DAMS BROS, DENTISTS, % 8. SPRING
~ etraat ronms a and s.

Gold filings from 81 up:
Amalgam and silver filings, 81.
Painless Extraction OF Teeth by v1talized
air or nitrous oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, so.
Best sets of teeth from $6 to $40, By our
method of making teeth a misft Is fmpossi-
BILE.
We make especially of extracting teeth
without pain. g..
days from 10 A. n. to IL n. az II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08

"Wants," Personals" and other adver'
tisements under the following heads IN
serted at tne rate Of cents per line for
each insertion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08

FOR DYSPEPSIA and liver Complaint
YOU have printed guarantee on every
bottle OF Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never ialls
to cure. G. F. Heinzeman, agent. Los An
geles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08
To.morrow. Tomorrow.

To. m mOrrOW, Tomorrow
The books for the new addition to the city
South Los Aageles-open tomorrow at
A. NJ. at the kalesroom of the Southern Cali
fornia Land Company. Baker Block. There
a,e eighty-four half-acre lots, with oulso
ings, etc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08
SITUATIONS WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTE D-COLLATERAL TO LOAN
w money on, at Union Loan Office. No.
North Main street. aS-lm
VXyANTED-TO PURCHASE, A NO. 2
w Remington Typewriter, second hand,
In good OIder. Address, stating price,
which must be low. PENNINGTON" this
office. asa
VN ANTE D-GOOD HORSE. SOUND,
w handsome and gentle. for lady to
drive. No. 8 North Main St. a7.2t
MANTnD "A SPAN OF CAkRlAGE
w horses, kind and gentle. must weigh
between HOO and 1900 pounds, between 4
and years of age. Apply to E. A. ALLEN,
Lamanda Park. az 5t
WANTED-HOUsE OR Rooms VIII
w modern conveniences in good location; /;
must be first class in every particular.
TREUTLEN & DR0NILLARD, 116 W First
street. ap6tf
MANUFACTURERS PRICES PAID FOR
w ewpty beer bottles In any quantities.
sTEINIKE 4 BRUNING, 800 North Alamo.
da street. tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08
BARGAsNs IN REAL ESTATE.

/
TOR sALE-BUsINEss CORNER FACING So3
sixth street rs I'm
THE BOOM HAS STRUCK CLAkEMoNI
l. 81 miles northeast OF Pomona, n tne
great Santa Fe route. over $9n, ,0oo worth oi
lots sold at private sale Yesterday; we st. Gsn
ness and residence lots in this new town az
$225 to $3.50. These lots will double n
thirty days. BANDHOLT 4 CO., 23o North
Main street ao
LNOR hEST BARGAINS, IN REAL ES FATE
Il see G. ". BURTON, 106 North spring
street. Temple Block. mSltI
EOR sALE-VENrUR COUNTY LANDS.
Il Large aud small tracts and town lots.
Full information given TO those desiring
pleasant homes. Good soil and climate.
R. @. CARLTON, 2s N. Spring st. m,S-lm
TOR SALE-FINEST QUARTER SECTION
l. in Antelope Valley also bargain III a
splendid large lot and house IN the CITY. AZ
| Turnverein Hall, 1877 Sonth Spring st. mll "
DARCELS. AGSIRRE & co, HAVE FOR
Il sale, at special bargains, lots IN the fltz
gerald tract, on Ninth street, at ~ 10 super
cent less than surrounding properly, for :
| few days only; also long list OF city anu
country property at low rates. IL Court
street. mll.tI
ENOR sALE-BY RUDDY, BURNS 4
i Smith, eight acres, finely improved,
| LuTee'lOuTtuS nile west VI CAby iAAAAs'f 80
the Cahuenga district $500.
Ten acres southwest of Agricultural PARK;
$4,000.
seventy-fve acres of oil land near New
hall' $3.50.
One-half acre on Adams street. finely Inn
proved, with fve-room house: sSSoo.
Thirty acres on Temple street, Just out
side OF the city limits; 500 per acre l., ,,,,
Twenty acres on Alameda. all IN iuli-
bearing orange orchard and vineyard
$40, 000.
A fine orange orchard OF twenty-iour
acres on Lemon street; $1,000 per acre.
Several fine lots in the Bonnie Brae tract.
Lands in Antelope valley at 70 to Slo per
| acre.
Building lots IN all parts of the city al
prices to suit all.
Residences in all parts of the city.
| The most of the property on our D0oks
| can be had on easy terms.
The above is selected from very large
| list of property which we have on our books
| for sa 9. Reasonable terms can be hsd or
most OF our property. teo23tf
LNOR SALE IN TRACTS TO SUIT, $50 PER
Il acre; Is miles from Los Ange es, neal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08
WANTED-HELP.

VKTANTED-A MAN TO DRIVE DE-
w livery wagon. WATKINS & JUDSON,
1853 S outh Spring street. ao-ot
w lady O wait on reception room; eau
earn from $40 to $40 per week. Address box
1856. Los Angeles ao IL
WANTED-BOY 10 FEED A GORDON
w Press HERALD Job Room. tt
TEAMS FOR GRADING. AP-
w ply to E. C. BURLINGAME, No. 8.
Beaudrv avenue. ml9-lm
1.-TWO APPRENTICES TO LEARN MIL
linery; also, two makers wanted. Ap-
ply at MRS. DELER, % West First street,
LIS Ange' 'es, Cal. mstf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08
ONLY ID MILES FROM A RAILROAD STATION.

This tract produced last year over $500 worth of
grain, and such thing failure of the crop is
unknown. There is handsome schoolhouse four dwell
ghouses and other buildings, and three wells wind
mills and tanks the tract WATER GREAT ABUND-
be had on every forty of this land The
land grows Wheat Barley Small Fruits, Apples Pears,
Peaches and Grapes perfection Some
adapted to STRAWBERRIES and threeacre place this
land produced $500 per in Strawberries last
year. The land is leased for this year, and the pur
chaser will receive oneourth of the crop the hresher
being oned cash and the balance equal annual with
cent interest
has sides of it. The land will be
twenty tracts will have the
choice Price, $5 and upward complete abstract OF title In
Office separate certificate given with each deed.
Address propretors,
H. H. BOYCE, Box 1885, or
c.. RICHARDS, Box 145O, Los Angeles.
McCOYE g. CUSHMAN.
% N. Spring st., Los Angeles or
WRIGHT & BARTLEY, lis w. First St., Los Angeles.
mr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08

NVOR SALE IN 1hACIS To oUI1I To0 111s
L acre; 16 miles from Los Ange es. near
ocean. WALTERS 4 TUBBS, Pico House.
ian4-tf
EARMS AND TOWN LOtS-FAkMS OF
IL all sizes, from FIVE to sixteen hundred
acres of land for sale one of 800 acres spe-
cial bargain; also town lots in the Iron Sui
phur Springs Tract. New life in and near
this family resort, incident the coming OF
the railroads The best Of natural mineral
waters and baths, C, T. WIDNEY & CO.,
Fulton Wells P. O. Cal. no2l-I
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08

NOR SALE-330 FEET FRONT ON
l south side of Pico street by $50 feet on
Santee and $50 feet on Los Anee es street
for $9500. Apply to w. P. MCINTOSH, 122N
Spring street. app 1w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08

DOR SALE-160 ACRES OF LAND, ALSO
L Forest Dairy, containing COWS, horses,
wagons, route and cans, etc. Inquire at
GREEN MEADOW, l mile west OF school
house, or address P. .. Box 744. m23-6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08

DIOR SALE-2 ELEGANT LOIS FOR
T. sale on the installment plan, only one
block from Temple street and only seven
r, inutes ride on the cable road from Spring
street. Apply to W. r. MCINTOSH. 122 N.
Spring street. ap2 1W
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
A sOc per wees, or soc Per mont"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-08
FOR SALE-City property.

EOR SALE-ON THE INSTALLMENT
plan, house OF 5 rooms near Temple
street cable road; si00 cash. balance s25 per
month. ROCHESTER, HUNTINGTON &
LAYTON 81 w. First street. aStf
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Phiiatslic Assocfntiou.

CHICAGO, I'LL, August 9.-The Phil.
atelic Association Of America met In
annual session yesterday. About thir-
ty delegates we're present. and John X.
Tiffany, Of St Louis, presided. The
main object OF the meeting was to
make q general arrangement among
the members for the Turchsse and
general exchange Of Btamps, post, re
and revenue, among those associated
with the organization. The msjor
portion Il the day was occupied Ia SO.
ltctinR committees for routine busi
ness and the presentation Of the pYssi.
dents address. The latter paper was
an elaborate epitome Of the history Of
the postage stamp, frum it's creation In
Great Britain fly years ego, To the
present time. Il. B. Sterling, OF Treu.
ton, N. j., presented = full collection
oil United States Government docu.
ment stamps from the first proof 10
the hnished article, which ives ad.
mitied 70 be the foest collection ex.
tant. The association will meet again
this morning snd conclude Its busi-
ness In the evening with q banquet.
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UAIT1D STATES WARSaIPS
THE RICBMOND, GALENA AND
YANTIC MOVING ABOUT
In Canadian Waters They viii All
Sail for Bar HarbOr-lhe
Yantic's ORDERS.

HALIFAX, N. g., August 9.-Admi.
raj Luce, Of the United States Navy,
will leave Halifax for Bar Harbor,
next Thursday, on the war ship Rich
mond. The Osslpse and Gslsna will
probably sail In company with the
Richmond. The Galena arrived here
from Quebec last evening. Her off,
GERS report that thick fog prevailed
on the gulf fishing grounds, where
thsy came along, and that they saw
only one or two schooners on their
way up the gulf. Four weeks ego
they boarded number OF American
fishermen, for the purpose OF advising
them not TO commit any violation OF
the treaty. The fishing vessels were
then just commencing TO arrive in The
gulf, and 30 far a. could be observed
were conducting thems elves properly.
The Galena and Yantic came through
Osnso Strait together on Sunday, the
Ysntic being bound for Bar Hsrbor,
where she will meet the flagship
Redmond. Last evening the Gsiep as
officers learl ed that a telegram had
been sent to Port HswkesbuTy, order.
irg the Yantic to proceed to Halifax,
and they think the order cou 1 not
have been received. Ga her return to
The United States, the Ossipse will 20
on the dock TO repair some slight dam
age to her false deel aud forefoot, re-
ceived when she grounded in Halifax
harbor. The. news that the schooners
Argonaut and French, the vessels
whose seine boats were seized at
Souris, has reached Gloucester all
right, only became known here yes.
terdiy. II was received with consid.
cradle satisfaction by Consul Phelan,
who was sffaid they would run sgainst
some OF the cruisers in the gulf and be
s.iEsd.
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san.h Carolina Ce,,on.

CoLuMBtA, 3. u, August o Report,
OF 27l township correspondents to the
State Department. Of Agriculture GOV
srins every county, snow that on
August Let, c),tnn, which IL two OF
three weeks earlier than last year. has
q full bot, m crop, snd II the season
continues pr1pitious, tha largest crop
ever produced la the State will be-
made The corn crop l. reported ~
generally tbs beat ever grown. The
yield will be the largest on rec lrd
Reports Of large rice crop etill con.
tinue favorable. and N Il he's not been
injured by food since the date OF the
reports will be the largest for q nun.
Der OF years. The condition of minor
crops 10 as follows: Sorghum, OF per
cent; sugar cane, %. IuSh potatoes,
W. with the eros Ia doe order and
acreage Increased 2 per cent.
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HOllins Institute,
Virginia

Il topiomhsr, lss7
lnttIuetion 10 give In Language, Litera-
ture' Sciences. Art, DO kkeepins, Pshman-
shin, flocation, Calls, henica, etc, ETC., IN.
character and lArse sEoeris nos. Young la
90. sho attend enjoy the ADVANTAGES Of ta-
iunrloua climate, uinefa satert and beauti-
iul msuh'Ain scenery Tbs school IA COM
po'ed almost sxclus vo'y of baafdiaF purils,
hnd u Intended for only $50 yonhE Ia ties.
This Institute " dnoiy equipped, and eu-
ploya over q oni,er. and teachers.
Apply A. Hollina p ". Va to
tHAS. n COOKE, nusiness Manager.
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Health IN wenlsh-Dr. -ssregRrd's
T0nic sad N~rv ne, tho Grsss
fr~Vch specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all its stages,
IN mental and physical depression, sper.
matorfhea, hypocbondria, s;erility, neural.
gia. hystotia. incspaoity tor study or busi.
ness, paralysis, i'm .ot pco, epilepsy, loss Of
memory. softoninE Of tn braia, and all dis
eases Of tho nervous system may be rtdi
cally cured In eithor sex BY TIE use IF thi
uneScsllod pfeparat on. II Is q matter (.
supreme Importance 10 use aTprtIrla' ,
treatment tor tho sufo OF the loss OF nerve
power. and DR.. Beauregard's Tonic al 4
Nervine. after many years trial Ia Europs,
has proved infsliible II taken according 10
directions, which are afixcd 10 each bottls,
Ono box equal TO ono months treatment.
will cure recent cases. Price, 81. 90 q bos,
or six boxes for 30 90. sent by mail prs.
paid on receiI OF price. Wo gufrs itee sis
boxes 10 euro any case. With cas- order 70.
oeived by ~ for six boxes We will sead our
written guarantee to return the money "
ert a Co., druggists. sole assats for United
btafss. 1al and as vain 81 Nemnhis. Tsrv
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WARDS Seminary for roUNe

-. gilh. Health and csre srtt. hplon-
did teachers PatfoniIed BY men Of liberal
minds 10 all churchss. tmple room Tor er-
ercise, with city advAntales. A non.seota-
Ran School, with beet aids TO relision. Tho
tone and value Of ths school shown By "
SPOKEN AZ tables. The dininsroom Il The mos
elefant IN the buildinr. oflMhRnC
sa,alogues address AZ once DE- " Hhbo
W. X. WARD, Nashville, Tenn w -
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Living o. the Rspatasiss Of Others.

Take everything that / have but
my good name; leave me that and l
am content" So said the ph'loso J.
pher. No say all manufacturers OF
genuine articles b that horde OF imi-
tators which thiives upon the rppuls.
ton OF others. The good name OF
Allcotk's Porous Piasiers has induced
many adventurers TO put In the mar.
ket limitations that are not only laCking
In the best elements Of the genuine
article, bnt arc often harmful IN their
ef'c's. This 10 not oaly theft, but
might we'll be called malpractice
Such thing ought no, 10 be- The
public should be warned against these
frauds, and, when an external remedy
10 needed, be sure 10 insis. upon hay-
ing Allcock's Porous Plaster.
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Many People n.f... 20 T.a. Goa

Liver Oil on account Of lite imp easant
tasta. This difficulty has been over.
come In sco,Is Enulslon OF Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophoephltss. II being az
palatable as mix, and the most valus.
bic remedy known for the treatmen.
OF Consumption, Scroiuls, and Bron.
chitis, General Debility, wss Ing Dis.
eases Of Children, Chronic Coughs and
Colds, has caused physicians In all
parts Of the world 10 u'e IT, Physi.
clans report our little patients take II
with pleasure. Try SCOTS Emulation
and be convinced.
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niissr~ o's sss nsess.. 90.
IL headsuarters for uule Giant o.,
ton Presses. Write 10 then for priess
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Ldgeworih Boarding and DaJ school
Ma. NJ lIn..lA

las ives, Frs, MI. IS. .. baltimore,
Na Mrs. ". p Lyff BYHE, Principal.
This .chool will reopsr on THURSDAY, the
ton eshrsoss all the studies tnoludsd In a
thoroush Eusiish tducatisn, and the Prenrh
aud Germ n.lansua ses are Pc oticsily tAusht
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AUGUSTA FsusLg SEMINARY,
6TAUNTON. VA.

Miss MARI j: Bald.iu, principal, Opens
SEPT; !: lsH, claSss June, isss.
HNsukPhs stD lqe.tloa, eglldinrs.
ofteaehsrs. unriv died ,dvsn,aFss Ia music,
lsnsuafes, .elocutign, art, b lokkssplng and
PHYSICAL culture, Board. etc., with full En-
sii,h.couge, $40 & 2 the entire session Of
nine months, For fall particulars apply 70
the principal for cat tloruo
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DAsvKRs, Mas Mics p mSe Wood.
man, tbs adopted daughter Of he poet
Whittier. who ran SWAY from homo q
week ~ ten dsva &c, has 'eturn d
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-25
IRATE FARMER.

Mr.. Thomas Relding who lives about SIX
miles southeast Of the city, was in town
yesterday, and said he was quite certain
some fellow in the city of Wichita was
enjoying turkey, and in fact good variety
of foul meat. Tuesday night someone
invaded his barn yard, and did not leave
until they had persuaded eleven of his
turkeys to leave with him and a large
number of chickens and ducks. He missed
them Wednesday morning soon after
he saw some extra heads lying
around on the ground. Soon after be COM
menced an investigation and about quar-
ter mile west of his house he found where a
horse had been hitched to his fence along
the road and stood their evidently some
hours. The traces of blood led to this
point. The horse had been hitched TO a
wagon of some sort. lie figured that some
fellow come to do him up from poultry
standpoint. The wagon had come from
the west and returned west He followed
the tracks and IT soon turned north and
after it got in the city he lost track or IT.
He was yesterday very anxious TO see the
color of the mans eye who did the work.